Month: October 2024

Mac mini – Yes, Please

Mac Mini? Yes, please!

Mac mini – Apple:

Introducing the far mightier, way tinier, all-new Mac mini. Five by five inches of pure power and purpose. Redesigned around Apple silicon to unleash the full speed and capabilities of M4 and M4 Pro chips. With a wide array of ports, now on the front and back. Mac mini is the definition of efficiency — and the first carbon neutral Mac. It truly is the little Mac that could.

5 Reasons to Get Excited About the New Mac Mini – MacRumors

Yes. A Mac Mini Pro is in my future!

5 Reasons to Get Excited About the New Mac Mini – MacRumors:

The new Mac mini will be the first major design change to the machine since 2010, and is expected to become Apple’s smallest ever desktop computer. The slimmed down machine will retain its aluminum casing and be comparable in size to the Apple TV, though it is expected to be taller. Individuals working on the new device reportedly say that it is “essentially an iPad Pro in a small box.”

Building for sustainability with WordPress – Susty WP

Building for sustainability with WordPress – Susty WP:

Hat tip to Tom Woodward

This website aims to act as a guide to making WordPress websites more sustainable, and to serve as a practical example of how we can tune our websites and reduce their carbon footprint. The homepage of this website is delivered to your browser with just 6KB of data transfer. This is achieved by its theme, plugins and configuration. As of 2016, the average website data transfer was 2.3MB, making it 393 times bigger than this website!

Scripting News: The web lives in WordPress and Mastodon

I agree with everything that Dave Winer says here, except the part about WordPress not knowing what they have – I think they actually do. Anyway, let the dawning of the day where we take back control of our writing begin!

Scripting News: The web lives in WordPress and Mastodon

Like I said the other day, I doubt if Automattic knows what they have. I seriously doubt it. But in a few years, we’re going to look back on this as the moment when Twitter stopped controlling our writing, as they have since 2006.

Silo — Season 2 Official Trailer | Apple TV+

Excited about season 2, however, I may have a completely different outlook on this series depending on what happens November 5th.

Silo — Season 2 Official Trailer | Apple TV+

Silo is the story of the last ten thousand people on earth, their mile-deep home protecting them from the toxic and deadly world outside. However, no one knows when or why the silo was built and those who try to find out face fatal consequences. Ferguson stars as Juliette, an engineer who seeks answers about a loved one’s murder and tumbles onto a mystery that goes far deeper than she could have ever imagined, leading her to discover that if the lies don’t kill you, the truth will.

Micro.blog

If only I had a blog to remember what I blogged. Oh, right. I do.

This is another shout-out (of many) to Micro.blog, a “unique platform that combines blog hosting with a social media-style timeline and community.” As I wrote previously, I have been working on my workflow for cross posting to different sites.

Since this is a “micro post”, I’ll for now just express my most genuine thanks to Micro.blog (specifically Manton Reece), for providing the help with the last piece of my puzzle – to cross post to all my desirable social media accounts. I’m not talking about Xitter or Facebook, or even Instagram or TikTok, but the social media that has a Fediverse hook.

Again a post with more details about the WORKFLOW is brewing, and I couldn’t be more excited about the progress that is being made in the POSSE-verse.

I’m about to hit Publish and send this post EVERYWHERE…

…For now you can read Micro.blog’s values statement below:

We believe the web is the great social network and that open standards make the web a better place. We believe in IndieWeb and fediverse standards so that you own your data and different apps can work together. We support and encourage our customers to use their own domain names for their blogs. We also encourage third-party developers who want to create apps that work with Micro.blog, and make APIs available for them to use at no charge.

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